ARDS Workup · Beta

App Test Group

Android

Testing now

Apple

Coming soon

For Android users

Respiratory therapists, nurses, doctors, and other ICU clinicians are invited to test the Android app. It only takes a few minutes, and every active tester helps prepare it for release.

Join in three steps
  1. Step 1 of 3 · next

    Join the Google Group

    Sign in with the Google account your Android phone uses for Google Play, then tap Join group. Joining is what lets that account test the app.

    ardsworkup@googlegroups.com

    Join the group
  2. Step 2 of 3

    Become a tester

    With the same Google account, tap Become a tester on the Google Play testing page.

    Opt in on Google Play
  3. Step 3 of 3

    Download the app

    Install ARDS Workup from Google Play. If Play says it is not available yet, give it a few minutes after opting in and try again.

    Get it on Google Play

Then run a quick adult ARDS scenario and tell us whether the tool makes sense and feels intuitive to practise with. Use demo numbers only, never a real patient's.

Share feedback

Grade the workup and tell me what to fix in the Feedback Machine — it takes about a minute.

For Hospital Leadership & Medical Directors

ARDS Workup is a personal sandbox for education and practice. It is not a patient care tool and is not offered for clinical use. The pilot proposal and proposal letter are available on request in the Feedback Machine below.

Institutional licensing is closed while it is reviewed by an attorney.

We are not looking to make money, or to make you money. ARDS Workup is free, and it is for the world to use.

For iOS users

The native iOS app is coming soon. In the meantime, use the fully available web app at ardsworkup.org.

QR code opening ardsworkup.org/join, the app test group sign-up
On a computer?

Scan with your Android phone to open the same three steps there: join the group, opt in, download.

ardsworkup.org/join

Join the group first — it is what unlocks the download.

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